Olgierd Lukaszewicz
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- 3
- Streaming in India
- 1
About Olgierd Lukaszewicz
On TechnoSports Olgierd Lukaszewicz has 3 titles on record (2 movies and 1 TV show), including A Short Film About Killing (1988), Dekalog (1989) and A Woman in Berlin (2008). 1 of their titles stream in India right now, on Prime Video.
Olgierd Lukaszewicz young: early life and first roles
The earliest screen credits we have on record for Olgierd Lukaszewicz are A Short Film About Killing (1988), Dekalog (1989) and A Woman in Berlin (2008).
Movies & Web Series with Olgierd Lukaszewicz
3 titles, newest first, 1 streaming in India now. Tap a title for the trailer, gallery and full cast. Credits from JustWatch India.
Olgierd Lukaszewicz movies and TV shows
Olgierd Lukaszewicz has 2 movies and 1 TV show on record, 1 of them streaming in India. Newest first.
Olgierd Lukaszewicz movies
- A Woman in Berlin (2008) as Buttermann (uncredited)
- A Short Film About Killing (1988) as Andrzej ▶ Prime Video
Olgierd Lukaszewicz TV shows
- Dekalog (1989) as Andrzej Geller
Olgierd Lukaszewicz roles, title by title
Olgierd Lukaszewicz in A Short Film About Killing
Olgierd Lukaszewicz plays Andrzej in A Short Film About Killing (1988), a film. It streams on Prime Video in India. Details and where to watch
Olgierd Lukaszewicz in Dekalog
Olgierd Lukaszewicz plays Andrzej Geller in Dekalog (1989), a TV series. Details and where to watch
Olgierd Lukaszewicz in A Woman in Berlin
Olgierd Lukaszewicz plays Buttermann (uncredited) in A Woman in Berlin (2008), a film. Details and where to watch
Olgierd Lukaszewicz: frequently asked questions
What was Olgierd Lukaszewicz's first screen role?
The earliest credit on record for Olgierd Lukaszewicz is A Short Film About Killing (1988).
What are Olgierd Lukaszewicz's best-known movies?
A Short Film About Killing (1988) and A Woman in Berlin (2008).
Which TV shows has Olgierd Lukaszewicz been in?
Dekalog (1989).
Where can I watch Olgierd Lukaszewicz movies and shows in India?
A Short Film About Killing on Prime Video.


